If you’re fast and lucky, you can find an OLED gaming monitor for around the $500 mark. But it’s going to be entry level (for whatever that means in an otherwise premium segment), generally going with 27-inch QHD panels maxing out at a 240Hz speed, or lower. Today Newegg is offering an MSI monitor that […]

Apple’s new version of macOS, Tahoe 26, launches today for all compatible Macs. I’ve already shared many feelings about Liquid Glass in my look at the developer and public betas, and my opinion on the new, polarizing UI remains lukewarm. But after using Tahoe through the beta periods to full release, I can confidently say

There are as many varieties of smart light switches (and dimmers) as there are light bulbs, and while the prospect of upgrading your old dumb switch might seem daunting, they’re usually pretty simple to install. The job requires no special tools, apart from a screwdriver (an electric one is helpful) and perhaps a pair of

The AirPods Pro are about as ubiquitous as earbuds can get. Step outside your door, and you’re almost certain to see people wearing them. For good reason, too. Their active noise cancelling (ANC) is excellent for the price, sound quality is great, and they’re comfortable and convenient. If it ain’t broke, why fix it? After

TL;DR: These software subscriptions normally cost hundreds every year — but this $99.99 bundle gives you three years of Acrobat Classic plus a lifetime of Microsoft Office you’ll only pay for once. Subscriptions have become the default for most big-name software, but they also drain your wallet fast. That’s why this deal stands out: you can score both Adobe

TL;DR: Speak at 360 WPM with VoiceType AI Voice-to-Text—lifetime access is just $39 (MSRP $154). Typing is overrated—especially when you can dictate your notes at 360 words per minute. With VoiceType AI Voice-to-Text, now just $39 (MSRP $154) for lifetime access, your words practically fly onto the screen. While the average person types around 40 words per minute, VoiceType

I don’t know how your tech drawers look, but mine are filled with wires I’ll likely never use again because technology has advanced quite a bit. Thankfully, USB-C seems to be here to stay since there is no wrong way to plug these things in. It’s not just smartphones, tablets, and laptops that use these,

Social media has recently been lit up with claims that a recent Windows update is killing SSDs. According to Microsoft, Windows isn’t at fault. In fact, recent reports show that this problem only occurs on drives with pre-release firmware updates from storage manufacturer Phison. (Pre-release firmware updates are internal builds that never should’ve seen the

TL;DR: Stream thousands of documentaries across science, history, and culture with lifetime access to MagellanTV for $149.97 (MSRP $999). Not every streaming service needs to flood you with sitcom reboots and random filler shows. If you’d rather binge-watch content that actually teaches you something, meet MagellanTV, available for a one-time payment of $149.97. The platform is built

Feature I’ve found a more secure mail client! Australian Editor, PCWorld Sep 13, 2025 9:00 am PDT I’ve been using PCs long enough to know that the widely adopted way of doing things isn’t always the best or most secure. Recently I’ve found that to be the case with my email accounts. I switched from